Pheu Thai, a party linked to former premier Thaksin Shinawatra, said it will form a new coalition with possible backing of conservative parties to end a political stalemate that has gripped the country since the May election.
Nomura Holdings Inc. hired equity derivatives veterans from Bank of America Corp. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. as the lender seeks to expand in Asia and maximize cross-selling to Japanese corporates clients.
Employers are fighting for data that they say shows how their health plans overpay for care
Singapore’s rental price growth slowed in the second quarter, cooling a years-long boom that has sapped affordability and threatened to dent the city-state’s appeal as a finance hub.
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The most serious charge in Donald Trump’s indictment for efforts to overturn the last presidential election has roots in the decades-old collapse of energy-trading giant Enron Corp. — and was revived recently as a key part of the Justice Department’s Jan. 6 prosecution playbook.
A coalition of 17 left-leaning groups sent a letter urging Senate Democrats to oppose the GOP’s Federal Trade Commission nominee over her history of supporting big tech companies and other corporations.
Eisai Co.’s new global Alzheimer’s officer Keisuke Naito is shifting the focus of the program to winning regulatory clearance of its groundbreaking medicine Leqembi in other markets after gaining US approval.
Trafigura Group has been forced to seek new funding for one of its flagship investments — a $600 million copper-cobalt project in the Democratic Republic of Congo — in the latest headache for the trading house’s embattled metals business.
The carmaker’s UK boss says the government shouldn’t back down from 2030 policy.
